They did a good job of disguising a few things.
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Or was that just conveniently disguising his deteriorating arm strength?
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Disguising their identities, though, didn't halt the discrimination they faced.
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I wore shame every day, disguising it with a smile.
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Chocolate is really good for disguising the flavor; so is lemon.
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The claim can be a way of disguising exclusion as practicality.
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Jachecki clearly wasn't interested in disguising what I was about to eat.
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And never about disguising himself as someone of a significantly different build.
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There was no disguising the delight in Paris at the FN headquarters.
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There was no disguising the delight at the FN headquarters in Paris.
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Last year, the SFC warned financial institutions against disguising margin financing arrangements.
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For now, we can devise smart ways of disguising the capability gap.
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The security services have got better at disguising their handiwork, he says.
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He chooses to do this by disguising himself as the title character.
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Disguising the target didn't do much to save an uninspired song, however.
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Disguising himself as a friar, the duke observes the various goings-on.
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Sophisticated network moochers may have ways of disguising themselves while snitching your bandwidth.
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The greatest difficulty was to find a way of disguising the hyena's face.
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They stopped disguising it to send me the message that they were Santa.
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If we're going through a stressful phase, it's all ponytails and grease-disguising headbands.
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Security companies have long warned about the dangers of disguising IoT devices as toys.
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At first, the Mule worked his evil plot by disguising himself as a clown.
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West clapped back at the producer, known for disguising himself with a mouse helmet.
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He was clean then but there was no disguising the longing in his voice.
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Adults are much better at the "three Ds" — disguising, denying and dismissing our missteps.
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But when you spend an hour picking out an outfit, you are disguising yourself.
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Productivity is down because you're so fixated on covering up and using disguising language.
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It had innovative ways of disguising its point of origin and hiding its controllers.
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Maybe if they stopped disguising activism as journalism those Republicans would talk with them.
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Moving the proceeds of big-ticket crime conventionally involves disguising them as legitimate trade payments.
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There was no transforming Prince, no disguising him in symbols or names like Jamie Starr.
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Disguising cruel cuts as block grants does not change the fundamental impact on everyday Americans.
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Rampant vines colonized the compound walls, disguising some of the ugliness of the inevitable fortifications.
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After his death his family packed away what remained, also disguising the cause of death.
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Ms. Ebersole and Ms. LuPone go a great distance in disguising the show's essential sameness.
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He used sophisticated online tools to make the calls, often disguising his voice as a woman's.
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But when it comes to disguising redness or acne, sometimes a cover-up alone isn't enough.
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"He thought that to look at something is to change it; why bother disguising that fact?"
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RadioShack, I'm pretty good at disguising sadness with perkiness, too, and I see right through you.
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Abine even supplies a bogus name and billing address to use, further disguising your personal information.
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What were the artistic choices behind disguising and/or elevating your freshly-honed chops like that?
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For merchants seeking to evade such defenses, disguising their computer programs as real shoppers is key.
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At one point, he considered disguising himself as a monk in Thailand to evade the Allies.
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And so she distracts us in turn, disguising her abilities as an artist from the reader.
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Fiction is a useful way of getting around it or disguising oneself one way or another.
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A doctors' union in Russia accused authorities of disguising the extent of the country's coronavirus outbreak.
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Yet there was no disguising the delight of some of Mr. Trump's critics at the news.
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We had to pixelate their friends in the film and find different ways of disguising them.
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I think it's a real fallacy to think ... It's often a way of disguising libertarian ideas.
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At their most successful the poems move like dreams, simultaneously revealing and alluding, disguising and concealing.
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All you are doing is disguising how bad it is, thereby helping it to become worse.
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I was clever at disguising my voice, putting on heavy makeups and shrinking into another character.
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It's possible, then, that wizards have been disguising their tech envy all this time as superiority.
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Stealth Cell Tower, my latest project, brings the covert practice of disguising cellular infrastructure indoors Julian OliverOctober 31, 2016 "Stealth Cell Tower is a continuation of my research into the uncanny design practice of disguising cell towers as other things (like trees, bricks, church spires)," Oliver said.
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Viruses, too, quickly evolve new ways of disguising themselves from drugs, often by hiding inside host cells.
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It doesn't want companies frittering money away on trophy assets, disguising capital flight, or embarrassing the nation.
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He did this by disguising payments as loans that were given to him from offshore U.S. entities.
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There was the midwife who offered to hide him upstairs, disguising him as a woman in labor.
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He may need to work on disguising his routes more, but that could come with more coaching.
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Their report claims China is continuing to use involuntary donations, but disguising many of them as voluntary.
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Usually when you see this type of mimicry, the ants are disguising themselves as something, so that's probably what's happening here — although I'm just now starting to research all the ways they might be disguising themselves with these chemicals, because I haven't found any direct evidence for it yet.
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This Athena LEO project has been run through a shell company called PointView Tech LLC, disguising Facebook's involvement.
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Criminals can be enlisted as privateers, or agents can adopt criminal tactics as a way of disguising themselves.
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Not even disguising himself as his favorite New England bro could earn Matt a spot on the couch.
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I realized that we were exploiting these whales for enormous profit and disguising it as education and conservation.
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By disguising themselves or hacking the account, they trick that person's friends and convince them to send money.
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It proved pivotal as Google founder Larry Page spotted Thrun at the event, disguising himself to avoid attention.
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They made an illegal contribution, and then they tried to hide it by disguising it to somebody else.
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These individuals, sometimes disguising themselves as refugees, are determined to spread their country's ideology and its attendant oppressiveness.
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He rarely rushes more than five but confuses protections by disguising which four or five rushers are coming.
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Without disguising themselves as hardware store items, the tubes argue, in different arrangements, for their effect as art.
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This truth is more perceptible among some artists than others; novelists, for example, find endless ways of disguising it.
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The show's mile-a-minute pacing never succeeds at disguising the fact that it's built on fundamentally unsteady ground.
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These accusations paint the galleries as victims while disguising the fact that they are protected by the state. 4.
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This Android app isn't related to the iOS version above — and it's sneakier, disguising itself as a calculator app.
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To do this, they are disguising intolerance as "Muslim feminism" and using it to slander Ayaan's important intellectual contribution.
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In fact, the market's somnambulant nature these days could be disguising a sharp rally ahead, according to one analysis.
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I had never done anything particularly ambitious or aggressive when it comes to skin care or disguising my age.
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Why did you decide that disguising yourself as a seat would be the best way to do these tests?
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For the next three years, she would move around Poland, disguising herself as a Roman Catholic named Wanda Gajda.
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It was others who were disguising their peccadilloes in dinner jackets, diamonds and evening dresses, indulging in weird fantasies.
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A few, like Deborah Samson (also spelled Sampson), made it to the front lines by disguising themselves as men.
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In Qayyarah, former Awakening members smuggled themselves out using false papers or by disguising themselves as women in niqabs.
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Former European politicians and other members of Mr. Manafort's team presented themselves as independent experts, disguising their true client.
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Some even strapped tool belts to their waists and pretended to be craftsmen, disguising newspapers under their thick clothes.
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Police believe that the man tried disguising his wound — using a screwdriver to puncture the skin around the bullet hole.
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Hackers have been scraping up personal details and contacting providers' call centers, disguising themselves as the account owner, said Edwards.
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Animal rights activists who gain access to farms, slaughterhouses and laboratories by disguising their true intent may face criminal charges.
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They performed Queen's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," with Levine, 38, disguising his voice by putting on a deeper tone.
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Overall, each of these ways did their job in disguising my dark circles, but coverage, finish, and longevity definitely differed.
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Soldiers accustomed to operating from large, secure bases in Iraq and Afghanistan now practice disguising their positions with camouflage netting.
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Jacques doesn't put much stock in imagination, regularly choosing instead to indulge in whatever he likes without disguising his desire.
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Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman contributed to his 2018 re-election campaign, disguising one contribution to avoid campaign finance limits.
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They're not just disguising the conservative with flash and dazzle, but trying to transform it into something different, something alternative.
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As is HP's general approach to disguising the desktop so it isn't quite an eyesore in a living room or den.
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" Stone called Cruz a "dumb son of a bitch" and a "butt boy for the Bushes disguising himself as a conservative.
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The dubious software stealthily does this by disguising itself as a Google-related app and exploiting known Android operating system vulnerabilities.
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The crowd turns ugly, and Buck takes it on the lam, hastily disguising himself by shaving off his long patriarchal beard.
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Formal government forces are screening men to prevent Islamic State militants from disguising themselves as civilians to slip out of Fallujah.
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Yorick sat in the other, disguising their reluctance, trying not to imagine the plastic seeping into the material of their coat.
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Uber has argued the tool had legitimate uses, such as disguising the locations of drivers from competitors or would-be attackers.
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While Montoya lacks any super powers of her own, she has donned a mask on occasion, disguising herself as The Question.
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Advocates for transgender service members vowed to push back, arguing that the president was disguising discrimination as concern for military readiness.
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The camera becomes the third member of their party, disguising every cut to make the film appear as one unbroken sequence.
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With all this attention focused on them, many jihadis are now adapting, and have become far better at disguising their beliefs.
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Amid concerns about rising local government debt, the guidelines also prohibited authorities from "disguising" liabilities by borrowing through corporate debt channels.
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He was struck by Friedrich Hayek's observation that the only way inflation cured unemployment was by disguising cuts in real wages.
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For Natalie, it was spiders; for Amma, it's shoplifting vodka and disguising it in Sprite bottles, just like Camille before her.
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Sabo: Well, I heard about the problems Sarah Palin had with Sacha Baron Cohen and the whole disguising himself as a veteran.
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But then she had a idea: What if she could teach mathematics to her students by disguising it with a viral fad?
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Sensing something was wrong with the way her message was being received, Mami experimented by disguising what she saw in a story.
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And Butler has become adept at disguising blitzes, often leading to open lanes for one of the defensive backs to create chaos.
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By disguising this image in a beautiful pattern, the horror of war is packaged or made into a commodity — a "gift" even.
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His gesture toward disguising himself—identifying the author of the manuscript as G***n K***f —is meant to be a joke.
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Top Republicans in Wisconsin aren't disguising the partisan aims of their legislation, which drew protesters to the state's capitol building on Monday.
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The "battenti" — penitents who flagellate themselves with nails — wear white robes, disguising their identities, in what is said to be intimate repentance.
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Disguising herself as a man, she begins military training and eventually makes her way to the front lines of battle in Afghanistan.
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Police have repeatedly fired tear gas and rubber bullets, while some officers admitted to disguising themselves as anti-government protestors during rallies.
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The opera dramatizes a wife's efforts to rescue her wrongfully incarcerated husband by disguising herself as a man and infiltrating his prison.
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A VPN service prevents outsiders from snooping on your internet activity by disguising your IP address and scrambling data sent over WiFi.
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It's unclear if intra-government rivalries are at play, or if there is a genuine fear insurgents are disguising themselves as police.
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"They spend a lot of time disguising mail to make it look like its mail when it's really just a solicitation," he said.
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I stared at the dish, the pungent red sauce smothering the chicken, disguising perfectly the abnormalities in shape and texture indicative of meat.
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The Indianapolis Star newspaper initially reported that Nassar had engaged in the illegal activities for decades, disguising the sexual abuse as medical treatment.
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She tries again, disguising herself as Carson Daly, 45, with a fake mustache — but the other coaches don't fall for that one either.
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There's been no disguising the frosty atmosphere between Merkel and Trump ever since the first snubbed handshake in the Oval Office in March.
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Certainly, he did not take Mr. Slimane's approach to merchandising the runway, disguising a broad array of options under an attitude of grunge.
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"If people are out there on TV telling mistruths, disguising the facts of this thing, that's going to make it unpopular," Ryan said.
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The encrypted messaging app Signal said Tuesday it had been threatened by Amazon's cloud division after disguising Signal traffic as an Amazon site.
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Bennett is exceptional, with an eerie, glazed-over expression that seems impenetrable; she flashes her husband a Stepford smile, disguising her true reaction.
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When the Packers got the football back, they faced a Patriots defense that was mixing its coverages and deftly disguising pass rushing schemes.
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Colombian and Peruvian syndicates are experts at disguising their products in almost any form, from hair gel to plastic toys and book pages.
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Disguising herself with cropped hair and dark glasses and armed with fake identification papers, she fled to Jordan before seeking refuge in France.
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"The terrorists are trying to withdraw, and those who can leave might attempt to enter Iligan by disguising themselves as evacuees," he said.
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There is certainly no disguising the sorrow of this moment, but Ms. Boswell said she understood the financial realities faced by The Times.
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A suspected drug trafficker and alleged fugitive was arrested on Thursday in Massachusetts after unsuccessfully disguising himself as an elderly man to evade police.
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As soon as Melisandre's glamor powers were introduced in A Dance with Dragons, book fans began speculating that she was disguising her own appearance.
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Later on in the season, Elizabeth does scold Churchill for disguising his strokes as the flu, but the rebuke isn't for Elizabeth, the individual.
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" Sinchok concluded that if there was any significant bot activity for messages filed through the site, "they're doing a good job of disguising it.
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But there's now a tool that, while comically absurd in execution, can stick it to the man (advertisers) by effectively disguising your true interests.
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They encourage users to supply that data by prompting us to tag photos or share emotions, while disguising that work as social media entertainment.
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They were basically doing magazine work and PR work, disguising it as innocent cultural work while doing sort of PR for the American Way.
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Huawei has gone for the novel approach of disguising the camera as a keyboard button, placing it in between the F6 and F7 keys.
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WITSEC has protected roughly 18,900 people since the program was created in 1970, disguising many an infamous criminal who flipped and turned government witness.
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Tin industry association ITRI has suggested that the drop in tonnage terms may be disguising a rise in quality as Myanmar processing technology improves.
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This one has a "busted form," whatever that mea— Pokémon Sun: After going to all the effort of disguising itself, its neck was broken.
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If enough companies stop disguising significant domestic profits as foreign, G.D.P. in the United States would suddenly expand — without any underlying change in output.
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Miller. John Miller, both of whom are Donald Trump on the phone semi-disguising his voice and pretending to be his own spokesperson. Yes.
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" Kerala's chief minister, Pinarayi Vijayan, attributed much of the chaos to members of fringe Hindu groups disguising themselves as pilgrims and then "spreading terror.
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"I can't see another commercial [with] her disguising these policies behind the words 'Tennessee Christian values,' " Swift says of Blackburn, the Daily Beast reported.
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The creators of Signal say Amazon has threatened to remove their messaging app from its CloudFront service unless they stop disguising web traffic's origins.
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Franken's sleazy justification for verbal misconduct — "I was a comedian" — suggests his liberal celebrity was all along a contrived myth, disguising latent toxic masculinity.
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There is no way of disguising the fact that he is not an ordinary rookie and no amount of pretense can make it otherwise.
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Disguising himself as Ardbert, whose reputation you have now changed to that of a martyr, his goals are as apocalyptic and evil as ever.
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In reality, Republican legislators have hidden their influence, purposefully disguising a weak president with little clout on Capitol Hill while also preserving party unity.
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He was spotted in Manhattan by an NBC News reporter, despite his not-so-great efforts at disguising himself with a beanie and sunglasses.
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So, weight cycling in normal weight women may be disguising some underlying illness, and these same illnesses may also in turn increase heart disease risks.
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More controversially, inside your web browser, the company will try to slip its ads past your ad blocker by digitally disguising them as organic content.
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If this exploit can be used to trick AI into mistaking something harmless as dangerous, could it to do the opposite, disguising weapons as turtles?
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During the closing minutes of episode ten we learned that Dodge was disguising herself as Gabe and hiding in plain sight as Kinsey's new boyfriend.
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China has cracked down this year on "irrational" overseas investment which it suspected was one way of disguising capital flight as the yuan currency weakened.
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The targets also illustrate one of the facets of Chinese industrial policy that has so angered foreign companies and governments: the disguising of state support.
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We thought that disguising the book among these propaganda materials would make it easier to bring it outside so we decided to hide the copy.
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The first is that spammers are always finding inventive new ways to make your life more difficult, and many are good at disguising their numbers.
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House members have considered "extreme measures" to protect the whistleblower's identity in the event the individual testifies, including disguising their face and voice, CNN reported.
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To make the point, the attorneys attached an indictment from 1998 against a California fundraiser accused of disguising contributions to the 1996 Clinton-Gore campaign.
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Prosecutors said that the Russians tried to hide what they were doing, disguising payments as software support and development from entities controlled by Mr. Prigozhin.
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Rob Goldman, Facebook's vice president of ads, wrote on Twitter that the company was trying to prevent the disguising of partisan content as legitimate news.
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As Mr. Rosenstein explained, in answer to a reporter's question, these parts of the operation depended on Russians' disguising their identities and duping innocent Americans.
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Two men and a woman attempted to kidnap a three-foot long horn shark from the San Antonio Aquarium by disguising it as a baby.
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After disguising myself as a DC fan and indulging in a couple of coaxing cocktails, I finally got my skates on for the main event.
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Ryjenko was also convicted of money laundering by concealing, disguising, converting and transferring criminal property and sentenced to two years in prison, which will run concurrently.
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Leighton's "The Sluggard" (21-21904) is a sensuous sculpture of a male youth inspired by Michaelangelo's "Dying Slave" disguising its eroticism behind a classical Greek façade.
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Breath of the Wild has a confidence rarely seen in open-world games, hiding dozens of puzzles in plain sight by disguising them within the environment.
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From disguising as Disney villain Cruella de Vil to dressing up as Helen of Troy, the former EJNYC star unveiled a series of different hair pieces.
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"Yes, hi we're doing a random survey right now, checking out if you refrigerator is running right now," he said, disguising his voice with an accent.
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Public awareness of these unwelcome side effects grew quickly after Volkswagen was caught in 2016 disguising the amount of pollution spewed by its diesel-powered cars.
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That counteracts the extra illumination which the dorsal surface receives from sunlight, and makes the animal harder to distinguish from its background, disguising it from predators.
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Could it be that we're now in a market whose fragile indexes chopping in a lower range are disguising pockets of strength within selected cyclical groups?
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The attack involved disguising the malicious code as call settings, allowing the surveillance outfit to deliver the code as if it came from WhatsApp's signaling servers.
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It's just the latest salvo in a decades-long effort by printer manufacturers to block consumer choice, often by disguising printer downgrades as essential product improvements.
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The defendants are accused of misleading and defrauding the government agency that regulates the veterinary care for racehorses by disguising the banned drugs with misleading labels.
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Six months of cooking tests later, and with dollops of sauce disguising the chicken cut, the pie maker now buys dark meat, too, Mr. Bailey said.
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Iranian women and girls have long tried to overturn — or evade — the ban by organizing weekly protests or disguising themselves as men to slip inside stadiums.
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European Union officials in Brussels insisted that dealing with a weakened Britain was not in their interest, but there was no disguising a dollop of schadenfreude.
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The plot sees Ganda disguising himself as a kidnapped beauty queen to confuse his abductors, winning the charismatic lead a legion of fans in the role.
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Cleverly, she stays one step ahead, disguising her humiliation by concluding at the same moment he does that their connection is no more than a friendship.
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But dressing that up, or alternatively disguising it with a maze of technical stuff, that most people aren't like you and me and can't see through.
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After the Emperor decrees that one man in each family must serve in the Imperial Army, Mulan takes her elderly father's place, disguising herself as a boy.
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This is done through deceptive—and illegal—means like enlisting other agencies to rig the bidding process or disguising their ownership of the firms, the report claims.
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"Although probably not aware of the biometric potential of their voice, they instinctively attempt to hide their identity by disguising it," Singh wrote in a recent paper.
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Disguising eyes, as a real bandit mask does, would help stop prey spotting predatory peepers that were studying them just before their owner lunged for the kill.
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Sharif set up a commission on Tuesday to investigate the allegations that the offshore companies were avoiding paying taxes or disguising assets and their origins, Reuters reported.
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But at the 400-cell De Koepel, one of three pentagonal prisons built in the early 1900s, there is little disguising that it is a correctional facility.
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I am concerned not only for the family of this fallen Marine, but also for all of us being misled by leadership disguising the realities of war.
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Some of them have to do with disguising bank holding ownership through family members and associates and others appear to be involved in real estate in Florida.
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During the course of its two acts, the heroine — a peasant girl with a weak heart — falls in love with Albrecht, a nobleman disguising his true identity.
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Travel around a rural berg stealing, hiding, disguising, and car thievin' your way to the heart of a mystery: who framed you and sent you to prison?
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But there's no disguising the surge in speculative interest that has been sweeping across the spectrum of Chinese commodity contracts, from iron ore to corn to polypropylene.
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Or was it when you were leaking information, when you are disguising yourself as your own P.R. guide talking to tabloids about what a great lover you were.
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According to a source, Beyoncé — known to drop a surprise or two — had been disguising her baby belly with a series of dark outfits and loose-fitting dresses.
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Mitchell also says that the cameras run firmware without verification, meaning a hacker could expose the cameras to malicious code by disguising it as a normal software update.
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Those plans include using an off-site location, limiting Hill staff and members who would be present and even disguising the individual's image and voice, sources told CNN.
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Andisiwe Mgcoyi, wearing jersey No. 215, would cut through in front, making a dummy run to the left as if disguising what she knew was about to happen.
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While the effectiveness of Ed Sheeran's cameo in season 7 is, uh, debatable, we imagine that another celeb guest spot could be enhanced simply by disguising them better.
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Neither is very likely to strike a truly broad audience of users as acceptable, and neither are solar panels that don't succeed in completely disguising themselves as such.
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The prosecutors said the defendants worked to supply gold and currency to Iran and Iranian entities, in violation of the sanctions, sometimes disguising transactions as purchases of food.
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She breaks free of princess stereotypes only on the rare occasions when she conceals her actual identity, disguising herself as, say, a pirate girl or an androgynous harpist.
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There is a fear, perpetuated by President Trump's rhetoric, that there are terrorists who are disguising themselves as asylum seekers and will inflict harm and destruction among us.
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These crimes were committed in secret, by agents intent on sowing confusion and disguising their efforts, which means that our understanding of these events has only come gradually.
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You may have been looking for a full eggplant, but this difficult brainteaser was actually disguising a slice of grilled eggplant as the bottom of the flip-flop.
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Halloween costumes have their origins in a medieval tradition called 'guising,' or disguising oneself as a ghost to blend in with the nefarious spirits who emerged during Samhain.
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These ship-to-ship transfers involve "increasingly sophisticated evasion techniques" which involve manipulating the vessels' Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) and also disguising DPRK tankers, according to the report.
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The 32-count indictment charged Mr. Manafort with disguising more than $30 million in overseas income by moving it through offshore accounts, lying to banks and evading taxes.
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But there seemed to be plenty of other options, like sneaking in the back, disguising myself as a guard, or mucking about with the machinery powering the factory.
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He said he uses a similar grip for his slider as he does for his two-seam fastball, disguising them by throwing them from the same arm slot.
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Two lawsuits have accused Whole Foods and Trader Joe's of disguising added sugar in their instant oatmeal by calling it "organic dehydrated cane juice solids" on their labels.
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Vederman allegedly provided Fattah with money in exchange but tried to conceal an $18,000 payment by disguising it as the result of a car sale that never occurred.
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One example of this is China's trans-shipment of steel by moving goods into a country and then disguising their origin to avoid tariffs at a final destination.
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On those occasions when the beer fell foul of bacterial infection—plenty of ales turned up "sour" in India—the pungent hoppiness went some way to disguising the problem.
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Edemar Cid Ferreira, a former banker from Brazil, was caught trying to smuggle an $403 million Basquiat into the US in 2007 by disguising it as a $100 work.
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The lawmaker was accused of masking the payments from public scrutiny by disguising them as income from what he claimed was a personal injury law practice, according to prosecutors.
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By logging in and carefully disguising the cloud computing usage and associated traffic, they managed to quietly mine using Tesla's AWS pod for… well, it's anybody's guess how long.
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Claiming it was standing up for its principles, Facebook made changes to its desktop website that enable advertisements to sneak past adblocking software by disguising them as original content.
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And no disguising it ambiguously as "thanks Nike," as if Nike was just cool enough to let you use their corporate getaway beach house because you asked nicely. And!
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Their efforts look like a crafty way of disguising the effects of the country's economic slowdown and industrial overcapacity, which have undoubtedly taken a toll on Tangshan's steel industry.
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It was a wake-up call that all of that was always there, but the band-aid that was on the thin veneer disguising it had been pulled away.
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The director of this production by Crowded Outlet, Wes Grantom, gets Mr. Tobiessen's script just right, disguising the twists and jokes adroitly and drawing fine performances out of everyone.
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But this 108-foot sloop represents a growing standard in superyacht racing, where the sweet spot is just over 100 feet, with couture interiors disguising precision carbon-fiber construction.
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The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute has launched a new effort to gauge real world reactions to driverless vehicles by disguising a human driver to look like a car seat.
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"The Muslim ummah must become the eyes and the ears for the religious authorities when stumbling upon activities that are suspicious, disguising under the pretext of Islam," it said.
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Some doctors performed unneeded medical procedures to justify the pills they prescribed, prosecutors said, while others simply passed out prescriptions without going to the trouble of disguising their purpose.
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It's hard to do that work with a straight face in a place that violated its own values so clearly in working with Epstein and in disguising that relationship.
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It will be up to us to execute, give him different looks, make sure we're disguising and not give him answers to the test and we'll go from there.
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It is one of the bitterest works in the repertory: the story of two young men who test their fiancées' fidelity by disguising themselves and seducing each other's girl.
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Parnas and Fruman were indicted in October on charges of violating campaign finance laws by funneling foreign money into US elections and disguising the true source of other donations.
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If you want to kill two birds with one stone, go for a makeup base with salicylic acid or an exfoliating agent that will treat your blemishes while disguising them.
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This was a testament, Farrow writes, to the fear that Weinstein instilled in his employees: Multiple sources wanted to be interviewed in shadow, disguising their identities from the television audience.
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In other words, Microsoft almost seemed to be disguising this device, slipping it under the radar as an educational product, when it's really going to go right after Apple's Macbook.
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They bailed completely on their first attempt, which included the entire group disguising themselves as old men, after they became paranoid about a librarians' meeting in the Rare Book Room.
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By placing the painting of a floor on the wall, Plimack Mangold in effect leapt from one place to another without disguising her origins – something many Americans try to do.
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You have a variety of tools for killing, disarming or destroying alarms, and disguising your movements, most of which is found as you explore the commune and rummage through cabins.
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The idea that a significant portion of Trump voters are disguising their support to pollsters because they are embarrassed or afraid to admit it isn't backed up by much evidence.
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"I got to say, out there on TV telling mistruths, disguising the facts of this thing, that's going to make it unpopular," House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, said Tuesday.
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While he seemed to couch his argument in antislavery terms, he was merely "disguising" his "equal opportunity racism," said William Deverell, a historian and the director of the Huntington-U.
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Police last month warned that some criminals were disguising themselves as health inspectors and using fake identity papers to gain access to people's houses to steal money or other valuables.
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Disguising herself as a young man named Cesario, Viola gets a job with a duke, Orsino (Michael Bradley Cohen), who is unrequitedly in love with the haughty Olivia (Ceci Fernandez).
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Was this his self-serving way of disguising his own negligence toward the little parishioner he hoped to make into a saint, or did Sarah Jacob actually wish to die?
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Police last month warned that some criminals were disguising themselves as health inspectors and using fake identity papers to gain access to people's houses to steal money or other valuables.
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And so, in an alarming throwaway detail, the family starts disguising Jackson in order to sneak him out of Hayvenhurst, his pre-Neverland estate, and into their normal, suburban house.
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His trial — the first of Mueller's federal probe — begins Tuesday in Virginia on charges of disguising overseas income, money laundering, tax fraud and failing to register as a foreign agent.
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The groups argue that many apps violate the Federal Trade Commission Act by disguising ads, programming characters to lure kids into purchases, or misleading parents into thinking the games are educational.
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Korean Air whistle-blowers have also accused the Cho family of illegally bringing in luxury items from abroad, disguising them as company goods to avoid tariffs and to save transport expenses.
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Given the number of people shot by police every year because they were reaching for a "suspicious object", you might think that disguising firearms as everyday objects is a bad idea.
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Broadly speaking, phishing involves hackers disguising themselves as trustworthy or known sources — perhaps an e-mail from a bank or social media account — and then tricking people into sharing confidential information.
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Falih's challenge is to get other countries on board with output cuts to avert another crash in oil prices next year while disguising the kingdom's diminishing leverage in the oil market.
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"It's hard to do that work with a straight face in a place that violated its own values so clearly in working with Epstein and in disguising that relationship," Zuckerman wrote.
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I often find myself getting lost and drowning in the sea of print, words oftentimes disguising themselves as other words to convey a confusing narrative that the author did not intend.
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The Russians grew stealthier and stealthier, tricking government computers into sending out data while disguising the electronic "command and control" messages that set off alarms for anyone looking for malicious actions.
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Disguising himself as a doctor, Agha Jan Motasim, the Taliban finance minister, escaped over a remote border crossing into Pakistan aboard a Red Crescent ambulance, he said in a recent interview.
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As the story goes, after Fini's father moved to Europe with the intention of kidnapping his daughter, Fini's mother resorted to disguising her as a boy for much of her youth.
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"There was a reason behind both the amalgamation of the characters and disguising the biographical information of the real life person of who the Dev Patel character was based on," Maras says.
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It acknowledges that a stolen encryption key, which is now expired, could have been used to perform a man-in-the-middle attack, with the hacker disguising themselves as a NordVPN server.
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An IMSI catcher works by disguising itself as a cell phone tower, and forcing all phones in its range to to disconnect from legitimate towers and connect to the imitation tower instead.
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The Evoke Vaporizer is designed to look good when displayed on a desk or coffee table, going against the trend for making vaporizers discreet by disguising them as pens and so forth.
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Many U.S. sanctions on Iran remain in place, notably on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, an elite military force with sprawling business interests and a lot of experience in disguising its assets.
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Kent Easter then called Irvine police, and, disguising his voice in a south Asian accent and giving himself a false name, reported he'd seen Peters driving erratically in the school parking lot.
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That was real Albert, now 50, explains that first began disguising herself as JT when she would call hotlines to talk about the sexual abuse she says she experienced as a child.
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Jeanne Baret became the first woman to circumnavigate the world by sea after disguising herself as a male assistant to the botanist Philibert Commerson to gain entry to a French naval ship.
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Disguising freedom as an oppression: On May 4, Trump signed an executive order on religious freedom, which was supposed to expand provisions for the "freedom of religion" part of the first amendment.
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We asked for all documentation around the proposal and approval process that would lead to a government vehicle disguising itself with Google branding, as well as any emails talking about the practice.
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The boys, intermittently disguising the body with "Weekend at Bernie's"-style puppetry and clothes that might have suited the original invisible man, embark on a mission to conjure the rest of him.
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All three accused Nassar, a volunteer team doctor for U.S.A. Gymnastics for almost three decades before his tenure ended in July 2015, of touching them inappropriately while disguising the abuse as treatment.
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US officials have built on this for years, disguising their true agenda behind appeals to nebulous notions of "human rights" — conveniently ignoring their uncritical support of countries like Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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DOUBTFIRE With "Tootsie" grabbing a bunch of Tony nominations and awards, somehow this adaptation of a film about an actor disguising himself as a woman to get what he wants seems... expected?
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The theme of beauty disguising danger extends to a smaller adjoining installation in which the artist has inserted jewelry from the museum's permanent collection in vitrines filled with carnivorous-looking fake tropical flowers.
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Separately, an update slated for January, will block sites that intentionally break Chrome's rules by "disguising" links as other types of elements you'd expect to see on a page, like a play button.
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There's no disguising how unimpressive this TV movie is, from the T-Bird reject zombies to the maudlin ending featuring the ghost of Wayne reappearing in a glowing orb to save the day.
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You could stop a person from disguising a message in a closed system like an App Store or a private messaging system, but email is an open protocol, just like the web itself.
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An overpriced, fancy-paper-stock "indie greeting card" to show your friends that you have good taste while simultaneously disguising that you were too broke to get a gift to go with it?
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The network had done this by using front companies in third countries to obtain sensitive goods used in the production of ballistic missiles, disguising the end user of the goods, the statement said.
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"Maybe the Mexican authorities are going along with a plan to get him back quickly, but they're disguising an extradition as a deportation," prominent Mexican attorney Fernando Benitez told NBC News on Monday.
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And while followers were quick to note its "revolutionary" qualities, Steak-umm was actually using one of the oldest ad tricks in the book: disguising an ad campaign under an anti-consumerist cloak.
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A conspiracy theorist might also posit that Uber may plan to shift to Facebook's approach of referring to its "family" of services, as a way of disguising any slowdown in its core service.
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The Generation EQ car joins in the current trend among concept vehicles of replacing side mirrors with cameras and disguising door handles and windshield wipers in order to emphasize a clean aerodynamic shape.
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Subsequently, Kent Easter called the police, using a fake name and disguising his voice, and reported he witnessed "Kelli" driving erratically in the school parking lot and hiding drugs in the back seat.
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However, Republicans and campaign watchdogs have accused the Clinton campaign and the D.N.C. of violating campaign finance laws by disguising the payments to Fusion GPS on mandatory disclosures to the Federal Election Commission.
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But Larsen went 11-5 in 1956, flourishing late in the season when he developed what was then an unorthodox no-windup delivery that gave him better balance while disguising his pitch selection.
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And it urged caution, warning businesses to be aware that North Korean firms use deceptive practices, disguising themselves through the use of front companies, aliases, and third-country nationals who act as facilitators.
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Ghosn certainly has form for disguising himself: When he left jail after being freed on bail, he left court dressed as a maintenance worker, in an apparent effort to evade the gathered media.
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Beijing, which has intensified a crackdown on illegal outflows this year, is concerned that buying overseas insurance has become a way for Chinese to skirt restrictions on capital outflows by disguising investment intentions.
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The preliminary investigation found "extensive layers of transactions and subterfuge aimed at disguising the nature of certain activities and fund flows," with shell companies in various jurisdictions used to conceal the funds' true beneficiaries.
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Among the measures being discussed are the possibility of using an off-site location, limiting Hill staff and members who would be present and even disguising the individual's image and voice, the sources said.
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The company said it was disguising some elements of the phone's design, but we still got a clear look at the phone folding up from a small tablet size to a pocket-sized phone.
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"Homecoming" takes place after the events of "Civil War," and 15-year-old Peter Parker feels neglected by Iron Man, struggling to adjust back to the mundaneness of high school while disguising his superpowers.
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While not disguising his dismay at Trump's exit from the Paris climate accord, he's trying to bolster his own image as a statesman and set himself up as a bridge between Trump and Europe.
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A Colorado daycare owner used a "false wall" to hide two adults and 26 kids inside a basement, disguising the fact that her facility was only licensed to hold six children, police have alleged.
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According to the newspaper, the G.O.P. consultant, Jesse Benton, had proposed routing the contribution through his own public relations firm and into nonprofit groups that do not disclose their donors, disguising the foreign source.
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Bishop's not the only man to have been accused of disguising himself as a woman — J. Bruce Ismay, William Carter, and William T. Sloper were all dogged by the same rumors throughout their lives.
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In season two, she has a meltdown over the unforeseen outcome of a risky new coif, which is really disguising a meltdown over how she wants to leave her douchey husband for someone else.
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The government says Manafort hid around $16 million in income from the IRS between 2010 and 2014 by disguising money he earned advising politicians in Ukraine as loans and hiding it in foreign banks.
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Two weeks after her 16th birthday, Bint Fatma set off in 2014 for the caliphate, disguising her journey as a school trip, according to an account from the older of her two sisters, Meriam.
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But in practice, experts say the country has managed to find a plethora of workarounds from settling trade through phony accounts at Chinese banks to disguising its ships to selling arms through foreign shell companies.
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KENT, Connecticut — After playing Stars Hollow's beloved car mechanic, Gypsy, on the seven original seasons of Gilmore Girls, Rose Abdoo took on another role and surprised fans by disguising herself in the 2016 Netflix revival.
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Her impeachment is technically focused on accusations that she broke fiscal laws by disguising the size of the budget deficit to make the economy look healthier in the run-up to her 2014 re-election.
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When he was in elementary school, his friends would gather around a pay phone to listen to him make prank calls, disguising his voice as a grownup's; only he could make such calls without laughing.
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That loophole could create problems when targeting North Korea because the country's vessels "are now behaving a bit like pirates," Griffiths said, by disguising their ships, sailing under false names and hiding their tracking numbers.
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"Typically, members of Congress don't just hear a story about a program and then indicate whether they support it or not," Gaetz tells Cohen, who's known for disguising himself to conduct interviews with unsuspecting subjects.
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The Trump franchise spent at least $68,000 in the country during Fidel Castro's rule on development deals by disguising the money as a charitable operation, according to former company executives and documents obtained by Newsweek.
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Delbanco traces how the compromises of the Constitution, along with the long history of compromise in the century that followed, tried to paper over a violent reality, disguising a moral issue as a technical one.
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Separately, our correspondent watched from Turkey with Zeinab Sahafi, who is in self-exile after spending years disguising herself as a man — and teaching others to do so — so she could get into the games.
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"It's really basic human rights, and it's right and wrong at this point, and I can't see another commercial and see her disguising these policies behind the words 'Tennessee Christian values,'" Swift says, getting emotional.
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The picture's inner harmony, devoid of disruptions and sharp edges, even subsumes the built-in irregularities of the lubugo cloth, disguising its waves and stitches as enormous palm fronds — the kind so frequently employed by Matisse.
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Operating profits have hovered around €2520 billion ($2000 billion) for years despite a big expansion in output, with the group's huge returns from China disguising poor performance in Europe and losses in America and emerging markets.
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He has talked about (black) people getting shot while walking down the street, about terrorists disguising themselves as refugees fleeing the atrocities of Syria, and about Mexico sending its "criminals" and "rapists" across the southern border.
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The duties of an embalmer often involve removing blood or other contaminants from the surface of the body, injecting the body with embalming fluid, disguising any damage, and applying makeup to create a more pleasing appearance.
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Freddie Mercury, a man who wrote a song to his cat and once snuck Princess Diana into a club after disguising her in drag, had so much more personality than Bohemian Rhapsody allows him to have.
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Last year, the lawyer who testified anonymously at the Bonn trial described the culture of the cum-ex world to Oliver Schröm and Christian Salewski, two reporters on the German television show "Panorama," under disguising makeup.
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In the American phase of his career, Mr. Verhoeven, who started out in the Netherlands, was a blockbuster sleight-of-hand artist, disguising pungent, politically tinged satires as noisy sci-fi action movies and overheated potboilers.
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But traffickers have been exploiting uneven rules in the EU, making multiple stops in states with less stringent regulations to create a false paper trail disguising the origin of objects, a practice Moscovici called "port-shopping".
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I am actually surprised that Signal still uses AWS, because, at the beginning of 2018, AWS had threatened to stop hosting Signal because it was disguising its internet traffic to evade being shut down by repressive governments.
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"It's really basic human rights, and it's right and wrong at this point, and I can't see another commercial and see her disguising these policies behind the words 'Tennessee Christian values,'" Swift says in the Netflix film.
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Bored and irritated, she persuades Lollio to allow her to consort with the more presentable inmates, most significantly, Antonio (Bill Army), a gentleman disguising himself as a fool in order to pursue his amorous attraction to her.
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Manafort is accused of running a scheme along with his former business associate, Richard Gates, to hide money made from lobbying activities in Ukraine from U.S. authorities by disguising the payments as loans from offshore U.S. entities.
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Although it is unclear how many athletes will be disguising their footwear at the Games, the practice is not uncommon at track meets, with the reasons for the cover-ups almost as varied as the shoes available.
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In it, a man finds sunglasses that allow him to see that aliens have taken over the planet by disguising themselves as the rich and powerful — and he launches a one-man war to take it back.
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Our Instagram feeds are now just videos of foundation dripping onto legs and arms — including two notable clips of Kim completely covering the psoriasis on her legs and her grandma Mary Jo disguising the veins on her hands.
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Disguising their actions behind shell companies, the pair bought rights to (and in some cases even filmed) various pornographic videos, made the content available on torrent sites like The Pirate Bay, and waited for downloads to roll in.
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"The slipshod rationalizations thinly disguising an underlying desire to remove a strong enforcer surely do not justify making him the first official ever to be removed by a president for cause," wrote Brian Simmonds Marshall and Veronica Meffe.
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Federal authorities said Silver, who represented Lower Manhattan, masked kickbacks from real estate developers and medical referral fees by disguising the money as income from what he claimed was a personal injury law practice, according to the complaint.
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Her big secret was eventually revealed to at least one of her Today show co-stars during Craig Melvin's birthday party in May, despite her attempts to keep it under wraps by disguising her water as a martini.
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The 21-year-old gunman behind Thursday's fatal high school shooting in New Mexico was known to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and infiltrated the school building that morning by disguising himself as a student, according to investigators.
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It also called for accelerated legislation to establish a register of ownership for overseas companies that could expose individuals who purchase U.K. property through offshore shell companies, disguising their identities and the "potentially corrupt" sources of their funding.
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Mr. Gates has testified that he helped Mr. Manafort conceal his true income, hiding the foreign bank accounts from his accountants and disguising several million dollars in income as nontaxable loans from companies that Mr. Manafort secretly controlled.
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At the end of the day, they slapped together an old-fashioned deficit-financed tax cut for the rich that throws quarters at the middle class in hopes of disguising the $10 bills handed out to the rich.
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It greets you at the beginning of the exhibition, opposite Olga Rozanova's splendid and unfamiliar "War," a 21920 portfolio of linocuts that blends Cubism, Futurism and traditional Russian motifs into vibrant fields of energy without disguising their subject.
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By disguising the brutal truths of the war, he sentimentalizes and even valorizes it — a war in which disregard for human life led to approximately 8.5 million military deaths around the world, and an estimated 21 million wounded.
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These digital troublemakers aren't the most technologically sophisticated bots in the world — for example, they're not as adept at disguising themselves or tampering with websites as today's most advanced bots are — but they certainly get the job done.
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More than that, Holmes' anonymous, colorless, lifeless and tightly regimented daily uniform — even if it was partly a tribute to one of the most influential creators/businessmen in history — was a costume, one disguising a massive act of fraud.
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To arrive at the "best job in journalism" -- and feel free to replace that with any of our culture's most coveted professional and social stations -- what innermost parts of our struggles, or worse, do we become masters at disguising?
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It honors the women's flintiness and fear as C swears not to become B and B hopes not to become A. In doing so, it slips Beckettian existentialism through the commercial barricades by disguising it as comfortable mainstream entertainment.
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Yomtobian at times generates traffic in ways that force people — or their browsers, at least — to visit websites they had no intention of viewing, while disguising the origin of these visitors to trick analytics software and fraud detection services.
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Tehran is engaged in a shadow war, striking at countries in the Middle East but thinly disguising the origin of those attacks to reduce the chance of provoking a response or escalating the fight, military and intelligence officials said.
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A PDS employee who handles crude oil trades for China "was discovered to have been repeatedly engaging in unauthorized derivatives transactions and disguising them to look like hedge transactions since January of this year," Mitsubishi said in a statement.
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Like a bespoke suit tailored to flatter your body, custom-made built-ins can enhance the appearance of a home — elevating the design, offering creative solutions to everyday problems and disguising unsightly features like exposed pipes or air ducts.
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"There could be a conspiracy to cause false entries in the accounting of the Trump Organization by disguising hush-money payments as legal fees, and that could be the basis for separate charges in New York State," Levin said.
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There were mini-dramas of access and status; in the film, Baez recalls disguising herself as Dylan, wearing painted-on facial hair and a flower-topped hat like his pulled low, and finding out how people acted around him.
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It goes on to accuse Tata Realty and Infrastructure, which made the payment to Unitech after allegedly receiving the funds from group holding company Tata Sons, of having cheated its shareholders by disguising it as an advance for a land purchase.
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"These actions are intended to stop the flow of illicit revenue to North Korea from overseas information technology workers disguising their true identities and hiding behind front companies, aliases, and third-party nationals," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said of the sanctions.
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But while disguising weed as fruits and vegetables and using underwater tunnels or medieval catapults may be worth a shot at getting drugs over the border, flying in drugs in via air travel can prove to be a little more risky.
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But there's no disguising the feeling that almost every element of the production has a secondhand, synthetic quality: the dialogue, the jerky choreography (by Mia Michaels), the jokes, the anachronistic depiction of the show people who put on Barrie's plays.
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The pastoral impression of the work seems familiar on first look; it is in the presence of such vibrance and lushness that one could experience both possibility and prosperity, somewhat disguising the sinister absence coursing its way throughout the piece.
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Remember VPNs focus primarily on disguising your browsing and location from the outside world, and for best results in regards to anonymity (in terms of ads and web trackers) you really need to use them alongside the other methods we've mentioned.
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VPNs work by rerouting your connection to another, often far-off location, thus disguising your true web address and making it more difficult for you to reveal your identity and for third parties to track your movements across the internet.
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In the process, they relegate basic, traditional in-unit amenities to central, shared spaces, disguising them as trappings of community—a convenient pretext to corrode tenants' personal space, pack them in like sardines, and garner YIMBYist plaudits in the process.
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The former Trump campaign chairman is accused of running a scheme along with a former business associate, Richard Gates, to hide money made from lobbying activities in Ukraine from U.S. authorities by disguising the payments as loans from offshore U.S. entities.
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Previous cases this year involved the import of Thai white sugar, with nine arrested for trying to evade customs inspections by disguising their ship as a domestic vessel and entering the port of Yancheng, which is not open to overseas traffic.
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Mozart and Da Ponte's gloomy comedy, in which two men test their lovers' fidelity by disguising themselves and trying to seduce each other's woman, is always a vicious (and, depending on your perspective, a viciously honest) look at sexual relations.
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Instead, Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III accused Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates of disguising the origins of the money to conceal that they had violated another United States law, one requiring Americans to register while lobbying for a foreign government.
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"These actions are intended to stop the flow of illicit revenue to North Korea from overseas information technology workers disguising their true identities and hiding behind front companies, aliases, and third-party nationals," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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He missed the 2016 European Championship, too; that tournament took place only months after his ouster was confirmed, when the feelings of embarrassment and helplessness were at their most intense, he said, and when going outside meant disguising his appearance.
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After a projector malfunction that left the audience in the dark for about 20 minutes, we finally watched Watson disguising himself as a manure salesman in one scene and, in another, conducting a, shall we say, sexy autopsy alongside his crush.
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Yet this sales pitch for the "side hustle" takes what we once called, more drably, another job and gives it a gloss, with a tiny shot of Superfly, disguising unstable working hours and a lack of bargaining power as liberation.
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Specifically, the company has been surreptitiously placing advertisements into baby registries — effectively disguising those ads as items requested by expecting parents — with only a tiny and easily overlooked "Sponsored" label to distinguish them from the rest of the listed gifts.
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Both of their commercials playfully spoofed the excesses associated with Super Bowl advertising -- the former featuring David Harbour, aping other ads; the latter, by initially disguising itself as a movie spot -- in a way that cleverly cut through the clutter.
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Moisty Palms — another callback to early Fortnite — then appeared in the middle of the desert, a lush oasis that included a new gameplay element where players can turn into "props," disguising themselves as inanimate objects like garbage cans or comfy chairs.
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I don't know if disguising a man as a seat helps the company look as edgy as it hopes to be, but it feels safe to say this only scratches the surface of what Ford is willing to do to prove that out.
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South Korea approves map data exports only if certain satellite images are edited or obscured (for example, blurring army bases or disguising them as forests), even though they are visible for users of Google Maps, Apple Maps, and similar services in other places.
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The biographical film recounts the experiences of Ron Stallworth (played by John David Washington), the first Black officer in the Colorado Springs Police Department, as he successfully infiltrated a local branch of the Ku Klux Klan by disguising his voice over the phone.
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Mr Anas, who keeps his identity secret by concealing his face with a veil of beads when appearing in public, has broken stories by disguising himself and pretending to be a janitor in a brothel, a taxi driver and a rock star.
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Here we had all underestimated hot Zayn, believing him to have produced a cutely premature attempt at being taken seriously when really he is a top member of the iLlUmInAtI communicating secret messages to his followers by disguising them in hackerese from 1998.
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Here, they've turned a family belonging to the wealthy bourgeoisie into several generations of unhappy psychopaths who quietly hide some of their pathologies while disguising others as benevolence — especially toward the immigrants who serve them and live on the fringes of their lives.
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Subtitled "The Elite Charade of Changing the World," Giridharadas's new-in-paperback book "Winners Take All" explains the practice of philanthropy as a kind of shell game disguising the sins of the top one percent behind an ostentatious facade of do-gooding.
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If the bluebirds return, he said, I should install a wren guard over the hole as soon as the first egg appears: parents aren't likely to abandon an egg, and disguising the nest hole with a cover might keep wrens from noticing it.
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And her performance in "Apologia," a Roundabout Theater Company production directed a bit stiffly by Daniel Aukin, goes some distance in disguising the labored exposition of a work that never quite achieves a natural flow or moves you as much as it should.
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Here, they've turned a family belonging to the wealthy bourgeoisie into several generations of unhappy psychopaths, who quietly hide some of their pathologies while disguising others as benevolence — especially toward the immigrants who serve them and live on the fringes of their lives.
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Google terminated those accounts, along with six blogs on its Blogger service and 13 Google+ accounts, for running an influence campaign starting as early as January 2017 while disguising its connection to Iran, said Kent Walker, Google's senior vice president of global affairs.
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In November 28503, with an overwhelming 22020-11 bipartisan vote, the House of Representatives passed the Deborah Sampson Act - named in honor of Deborah Sampson, who defied the status quo by disguising herself as a man to fight in the Revolutionary War.
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An employee of Petro-Diamond Singapore (PDS) who handles crude oil trades for China "was discovered to have been repeatedly engaging in unauthorized derivatives transactions and disguising them to look like hedge transactions since January of this year," Mitsubishi said in a statement.
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Using her wits and a magical ability called Charm that she has been forbidden to use, but does under these urgent conditions, Min manages to get on her brother's ship by disguising herself as a recently slain male cadet whose ghost she encounters.
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" Leong and Chemerinsky continue: "By framing opposition to affirmative action as concern for Asian Americans, opponents of affirmative action can protect the existing racial hierarchy — with white people at the top — while disguising their efforts as race-neutral rather than racially motivated.
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That's always been my favorite thing about the chronicles of Deng: how little effort she appears to have put into disguising her voracious, world-devouring ambition, and how people seemed to rush to throw themselves at her feet, ready and willing to be stepped on.
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Erika Nicole Kendall said in an opinion piece for NBC News that the company's press release was a "word salad with terrible fat-free dressing," arguing that WW is just disguising its fundamental weight loss ethos with a feel-good, saleable veneer of wellness.
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KSAT 12 reported that Leon Valley police Chief Joseph Salvaggio said that two men and one woman entered the aquarium, lifted the shark from an open pool where visitors could pet animals, and attempted to smuggle it out by disguising it as a baby.
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Adam J. Szubin, the Treasury Department's acting secretary for terrorism and financial crimes, said in an interview broadcast by the BBC this week that Mr. Putin was a "picture of corruption," using state funds to enrich his closest friends while disguising his own wealth.
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Following a marathon 212-hour session senators voted 217 to 17 to impeach Dilma Rousseff less than halfway through her democratically elected mandate ostensibly for allegedly disguising the size of the government's deficit prior to her election, in what her supporters describe as a coup.
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Following a marathon 20-hour session senators voted 55 to 22 to impeach Dilma Rousseff less than halfway through her democratically elected mandate ostensibly for allegedly disguising the size of the government's deficit prior to her election, in what her supporters describe as a coup.
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The man accused of stealing a horn shark from a Texas aquarium Saturday by disguising the fish as a baby may have posed as a salt supplier about a month ago to stake out the exhibit and prepare for the heist, staff members said.
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After some 60 years of essentially fascistic rule—the forced rallying behind a bemedalled patriarch, pomp and parades and propaganda disguising the reality that the people have no voice—it was perhaps not surprising that the backlash, when it came, was inarticulate and lacked direction.
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PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - There was no disguising Tommy Fleetwood's disappointment after finishing runner-up in the British Open on Sunday, with the Englishman left conceding glumly that the mountainous task set by Irish winner Shane Lowry had been just too steep for him.
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So denatured is Benedick by his habit of disguising his true feelings behind banter that he cannot bring himself to say the word "marriage" even as he finally offers it; Mr. Coleman stutters, swallows and eventually manages to eke it out in a pathetic whisper.
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He is so bad at disguising his mistakes, and so tempting a target for the tabloids, that they say he has single-handedly forced the British public to pay attention to mundane problems like ferry shortages that otherwise may have gotten buried in the papers.
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Despite that, McCrory intervened to stop a local law, in Charlotte, that protected LGBTQ people from discrimination and allowed trans people to use the bathroom for their gender identity — because he worried about hypothetical sexual predators disguising themselves as women to sneak into women's bathrooms.
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While she continued to share personal conversations and details of their sex life, she also went to great lengths to keep his identity hidden, disguising his face by placing a bright blue butterfly emoji over it in the posts (this has since become a meme).
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Hal Knight testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that in his capacity as the supervisor of radar crews in South Vietnam, he had helped falsify the records of at least two dozen missions by disguising American airstrikes in Cambodia as attacks inside South Vietnam.
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The concept of disguising matériel and soldiers to blend in with their surroundings originated in the 1800s and was further developed during World War I. In May 1917, a New York lawyer who visited the French battlefront wrote about it for The Times's Magazine section.
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In the very grand scheme of things, there are far worse things you'll have to suffer in this life than a bunch of boisterous boys hellbent on disguising their patently obvious self-worth issues in a Cool Water stinking cloud of booze and boorish behaviour.
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And with big sales has come big hype, thanks in part to breathless prognostications about our voice-driven future: While some of this will likely come to pass, the hype might be disguising where we really are with voice technology: Earlier than we think.
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In essence, the work in this show proceeds from the fundamental shift in contemporary art, fully felt by the early 93s, toward conceptual self-consciousness, but effectively turns that impulse in its head, disguising its logic-prone origins with a seemingly untamed use of materials.
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"Proceeds from the sales of the devices were funneled back to the co-conspirators' accounts in Florida and New Jersey via structured cash deposits and a portion of the proceeds was then transferred to conspirators in Italy, further disguising the source of the funds," the DOJ wrote.
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You know, on the other hand, in the past when we&aposve seen Korean peace efforts or initiatives before, North Korean peace efforts, they&aposve always frankly been disguising their move to the next level of militarization and nuclearization so -- BARTIROMO: We can&apost trust them.
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Here, simplified and translated into layman's terms, what the federal government is alleging: Paul Manafort was a lobbyist for Putin-backed forces in Ukraine, and he allegedly covered it up by disguising payments and refusing to register as a foreign agent — which is required by law .
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If I'd been working in a digital marketing agency where gamifying data requests was the norm, I can easily see how I might have yielded to the temptation of disguising a data grab with a recreational app, or scooping up friend data just because it was there.
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"It means that the United States is not disguising, but is openly starting to develop these systems in the future, and if these systems are being developed, then actions are necessary from other countries, in this case Russia, to restore balance in this sphere," said Peskov.
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"Our report shows that there is active police involvement in extrajudicial executions either during police operations or, in cases of unknown shooters, through police hiring killers or disguising themselves as vigilantes to carry out the killings themselves," Matthew Wells, a senior researcher for Amnesty International, told me.
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And, although US Customs and Border Protection has substantially reduced the risk that foreign terrorist fighters could reach the United States, we remain vulnerable for at least three reasons: First, such fighters are becoming increasingly adept at disguising their travel to and from Iraq, Syria, Libya and surrounding countries.
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Nonetheless, House Republicans suggest that she should be prosecuted on the theory that because the Steele dossier was paid for in part by a lawyer who worked for the Clinton campaign, the campaign was "disguising payments to Fusion GPS" in a way that violated federal campaign finance law.
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The rules were tightened after his predecessor, José Manuel Barroso, who presided over the commission at the peak of the Greek sovereign-debt crisis, accepted a non-executive role at Goldman Sachs, an investment bank that is said to have profited from disguising the extent of Greece's debt.
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In an oft-cited 2016 tweet, she clearly laid out the problem with "disguising" cis people as trans: such decisions "exacerbate the cultural belief that trans women are really men, which is the root of violence against us," with the point standing for cis women playing trans men.
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This approach of disguising the original source of the leak by using a middleman was the right way to release games early, or 'pre-street,' one of the pirates chimed in, according to chat logs from a private group of a few dozen Nintendo Switch pirates obtained by Motherboard.
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But affordability advocates say that if anyone is to blame for the fact that textbook costs have risen more than 1,215 percent since the 22015s, it's the publishers — and, advocates claim, these new technologies are publishers' attempt to maintain their stranglehold on the industry while disguising it as reform.
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As recently as last weekend, details emerged of an apparent effort by the Premier League giant Manchester City to circumvent fiscal rules set by European soccer's governing body by disguising sponsorship payments, and another alleged scheme by the same club to run an off-the-books player recruitment fund.
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Furthermore, the narrative that "mental illness does not discriminate" and "mental illness can happen to anybody," which has been important in tackling stigma, has had the unintended consequence of disguising the political and economic dimensions of the way that mental suffering, and the treatment of suffering, is unfairly distributed.
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I'm not about to deep-dive into the twisted narrative depths of The Wolf Among Us, but the short story, compressed to barely-there size, is basically: fairy tale characters live in the real world, disguising themselves from humans, but shit goes bad, by which I mean really, really bad.
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While the measures of future or implied price volatility look remarkably subdued, they are disguising a minefield in individual securities and currencies, and - during particular periods - micro market storms that may become magnified as U.S. interest rates rise and other central banks step back from years of anesthetizing money-printing.
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AQUARIUM SHARK THIEF MAY HAVE POSED AS SUPPLIER TO STAKE OUT EXHIBIT, STAFF SAYS When Shannon made news for stealing a gray horn shark named Miss Helen by disguising her as a baby and smuggling her out in a infant carriage, a loss prevention associate at the store recognized him.
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So the opening ceremony of the Summer Games arrived Friday night as a salve, disguising the wounds for a few hours and letting Brazilians celebrate everything from the waves of immigrants still putting down stakes here to Alberto Santos-Dumont, the aristocratic bon vivant whom Brazilians credit with inventing the airplane.
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AND THIRD OF ALL, LET'S STOP MASKING PROFLIGATE GOVERNMENTS, LET'S STOP DISGUISING THE INEFFICIENCIES OF SOME OF THESE STATE GOVERNMENTS YOU JUST MENTIONED AND MAKE TAXPAYERS AND ALL OF THOSE OTHER STATES THAT HAVE BALANCED BUDGETS AND FULL PENSION SYSTEMS – WHY DO THE WISCONSIN TAXPAYERS, WE WENT THROUGH RECALL AFTER RECALL.
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In a refreshing twist, she's not awfully good at disguising herself, so it's only when she's taken in hand by a rogue bartender, a woman called Blue, that Tanya / Amelia / Debra / Emma / Sonia / Paige / Jo / Nora has a real chance of surviving — once she helps Blue bury the husband Blue murdered.
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" With the stroke of a pen, Mr. Andres argued, Mr. Manafort achieved financial magic, making mortgages and other debts disappear, turning a rental apartment into a second residence, changing a loan into income and back again, and disguising a near-bankrupt political consultancy into one whose income was "on the upswing.
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When you appeared in a playboy Softcore porn movie, or was it when you body slammed Vince McMahon, the head of the World Wrestling Federation, or was it when you were leaking information when you were disguising yourself as your own P.R. guy talking to tabloids about what a great lover you were.
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Ms. Nogueira, a beautiful ringer for Rachel McAdams, cannot quite succeed in making her character sympathetic, but Lauren does come across as all too human, the kind of exasperating friend whose smarts and catty humor make her good company, thinly disguising the self-contempt that she takes out by undermining those around her.
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Lydia is a bookstore owner who never thought of herself as having anything in common with the migrants she sees on the news, but after she comes up with the plan of disguising herself by posing as a migrant, she realizes that it won't really be a disguise: It's who she is now.
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In its investigation, the New York State Department of Financial Services found that between 2011 and 2015, a group of Deutsche Bank executives based mainly in Moscow and London helped wealthy Russians send money overseas by arranging stock trades that had no economic purpose other than disguising what the client was doing.
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Ridgway's research is joined by the work of 19th-century painter Gerald Handerson Thayer, whose studies of animals disguising themselves influenced military camouflage; a discussion of Fiestaware, which was painted with orange-red uranium oxide glaze and thus became unintentionally radioactive; and the history of Tyrian Purple pigment, made by mashing up snails.
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"These actions are intended to stop the flow of illicit revenue to North Korea from overseas information technology workers disguising their true identities and hiding behind front companies, aliases, and third-party nationals," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a statement, warning IT firms worldwide to make sure they weren't unknowingly hiring North Korean tech workers.
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One zone situates you in the caves of the naldjorpas — reclusive monks and magic practitioners — who were the subject of interest of explorer and esotericist Alexandra David Neél, who met with the 13th Dalai Lama in Kalimpong in 1912 and would later gain notoriety for disguising herself as a beggar to travel to the forbidden region of Lhasa.
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And in his predictably tone-deaf post-mortem of the march in the New York Times, the conservative opinion writer David Brooks proposed that the whole exercise was mired in the dead-end rituals of lefty identity politics and that its props and crutches were distractions disguising a lack of real substance from which a coherent anti-Trump agenda might arise.
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Whether it's because she fears her daughter being replaced or, by womanly intuition, simply knows that no good can come of Father Fodgen fixating on Claire, she makes herself into an ally even when disguising herself as an enemy, utilizing the power she knows she has over the grieving priest to create the only escape route available to Claire in that moment.
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The lawyer representing one bus company that obtained an injunction was part of a pro-Beijing political party in Hong Kong and attended a closed-door meeting with President Xi Jinping, along with a group of Hong Kong's elite -- raising questions that the injunctions amounted to the legal equivalent of "astroturfing," or disguising the true sponsors of a political message to make it resemble a grassroots initiative.
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Hoffman, who's been the focus of multiple harassment accusations, insisted that "I would not have made that movie if I didn't have an incredible respect for women," as if the very act of making the film, in which he played an actor whose ideas about women change after disguising himself as one to land a role on a soap, were indisputable evidence on his behalf.
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At times, it feels as though he's gently trolling his audience by setting up a scene we've seen before, then pulling back to play out the scene in another way, such as disguising an iron as a spaceship, having Leia shoot Poe after his short-lived mutiny, or setting up a dramatic reveal of Rey's parents, only to show her looking at herself in a mirror.
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On Monday, it was the last of those that garnered the most attention: Schilling shared a transphobic meme on his Facebook page, one conveying the perceived danger of allowing trans people to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, implying that trans people are sexual predators who hunt women and children by disguising themselves and lying in wait in the seclusion of public restrooms.
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During the ride-share service's latest episode of Undercover Lyft, Chance the Rapper switches careers for the day, disguising himself as a Lyft driver in Chicago to surprise fans at the end of their rides and start a discussion about how easy it is to give back to Chicago Public Schools by donating to his youth empowerment charity, SocialWorks' New Chance Fund, through Lyft's Round Up & Donate program.
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While Parnas and Fruman were charged with four counts of disguising the source of those donations to various US campaigns, as well as attempting to bypass limits on campaign contributions, Kukushkin and Correia were charged with only one count: conspiracy to "defraud the United States by impairing, obstructing, and defeating" legal restrictions on foreign donations as well as "source and amount restrictions in federal and State elections," the indictment stated.
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How to keep the whistleblower anonymous CNN's Manu Raju and Zachary Cohen report on a list of ideas the House Democrats have to protect the identity of the whistleblower, who is in the unusual position of having been openly targeted by the President of the United States: The possibility of using an off-site location, limiting Hill staff and members who would be present and even disguising the individual's image and voice, the sources said.
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Here's a brief timeline: Civil War: More than 2000 women — Union and Confederate — fought by disguising themselves as menWorld War II: Female troops are limited to non-combat roles254: US military academies admit female students2000: Women are allowed to pilot helicopters in an armed conflict 22012: A woman first commands US combat troops 216: Jeannie Leavitt becomes the first female Air Force fighter pilot Recently in Iraq and Afghanistan, women — like Hester — have been serving with military police patrol units or as communications specialists directly engaging with civilians.
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